St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

 - Class of 1917

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4940-4-00644 6-G44-00-4094 O-044-0-6+ 049 0--O--9-00906-0949 00- G0 O69 O-066 040 O 0 Q90-+4-44+ NUI' 'I?.lllil5R. I-AI1OlllCl' mass meeting. Dutch works on our emotions. 2-More border boys clown with all thc accompanying slinging. Bob shows his smiling face. 3- 'l'. makes his debut as a dancer. Reckon Owen will be the next. 4-Rl. A. C., 313 St. john's, 6. 'l'oo much lirewer. 'l'eam puts up a noble I scrap. liverybody broke. ' 5-Rainy. No church. XVe'll heat 'cm next year. liverybody moping. 6-'l'hirty-three on sick list. Too much yelling makes sore throats. Men go home to vote. , , , . V 7-.l'I'lCI1ll gets a letter from Ohio, Watch out, Owen! Straw vote-NVilson, IZIQ Hughes, 34. 8-Owen goes on the sick list so he can answer his letter. St. .Iolm's election , -crazy. 9-Steele and De Sola try to blow np Pinkncy llall. Result--good-bye, boys. I0-No sick list. Something wrong. 'l'onnny worried. ll--lDCl?lWill'C, 143 S. J. C., O. Nuff sed. 12- Tommy absent from chapel. Jack makes his peculiarly appropriate speech. 13- Bob White has a new suit. I4--'JXC1lllCllllC Day. Gayety well patronized. juniors and Seniors get 'til last car. x I5-Big mass meeting. linthusiasm high for XVestern Maryland game., 16-GZtYCgllLll1 gives us a big' feed. llis birthday. I I7-'liCIlll1 looks good. The luck'si got to turn. i 18-St. john's, 175 NV. M. C., 7. Yellow back in game. Look out, Hopkins. 3 I9-Hig sick list. Fats Andrew and Fats XVcaver still crippled up. zo- I.iager Lowmun breaks JXzie's nose. You will fool with men, will you? 21-Senior lloor declares war on all visiting juniors. Hath tub 'eml 22-Big mass-meeting. Spirit high. XVe want Duteh ! The goat arrives and he is some goat. 23-Last scrimmage with several alumni in. Team looks good. 24-!XClYCl'llSll'lg managers busy. Hill Knighton worrying over Rat-Tat. Cheer up, llill ! 25-S. J. C., 6: llopkins, 3. Goat popular and also rich. Everybody cele- 3 brates. liven Profs join festivities at the Rennert. Everybody rich for once. 26-No church. Everybody still celebrating in Baltimore or elsewhere. 27-XVC tind out what drill in the gym really is. 28- Rats impatient to get home for Thanksgiving. 29-liverybody goes home for holidays. Q 4-O9-044-0-4 -O-9 4-QOMOO-GQ-6 +4-04-O-0 44+-64 0 044 40-O-Q44-6 44-O-0-O'6-O-O 4+-4444+044

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-O-OO-0-O-04400440-6 940446 -YO-94-06449040-0-O 04449-64440-+0 9-4-000-9-0-6-0-OG+Q+Q-O0-944 I L1 IVERSITY or MARYLAND School of Medicine and College of Physicians and Surgeons FACULTY OF PHYSIC R.xxnm.ru Wlxsmw, A.M., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Surgery. L. E. Nld,u.l-1, M.D., LL.D., Prcfessor of Obstetrics. ClIAIll.l'lS W. Ml'I'f'llI'Il.L, A.M., M.D., Professor of Pediatrics and Clinical Medicine. J. HOLMES SMI'l'lI, M.D., Professor of Anatomy. Joux C. I'IIGMMI'I'l'lCll, M.D., Pu.D., Sv.D., LL.D., Professor of Physiology and Clinical Medicine. AlL'l'IlUR M. Slu1'1.l-JY, M.D., Professor of Surgery. SAMUICI. K. Mlfllllllllli, M.D., Professor of Diseases cf the Throat and Nose. RIDKIICLY B. W.Klll II'Il.IJ, M.D., Professor of Surgery. Gounox Wu.soN, M.D., Professor of Medicine. Wu.Ll.xM F. Lovxwoon, M.D., Professor of Medicine. GICOIRGIG W. Donnm, A.B., M.D., Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. WIl.l.l.xAl Rmxu. Sroxlcs, M.D., Su.D., Professor of Pathclogy and Bacteriology. Humr Fltll4Illl'ZNWAl.ll, A.B., M.D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology. AlltlIlll!.XI.ll C. HIXIIIIISKDN, M.D., Professor of Surgery. Clxnv B. G.xMm.1c, Jn., A.M., M.D., Professor of Medicine. WlL1.mm S. Gmmnlfzn, M.D., Prcfessor of Gynecology. STANDISII McCmc.xuv, M.D., Professor of Pathology. Jumus FllIl+1Dl'lNWAl.D, A.M., M.D., Professor of Gastro-Enterology. J. M. H. RONVLANIJ, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics and Dean of the Faculty. Hmmm Woons, A.M., M.D., Professor of Opthalmology and Otclogy. CIIAIILICH E, SIMON, A.B., M.D., Professor of Physiological Chemistry and Clinical Pathology. COMBINED COURSE IN ARTS AND MEDICINE I St. .lohn's l,'ollm:1'. Annupolls, Mrl., I'0lllllll'1l ln llillll, ls hy t'1lll'll'll1'I of ulllllalllon styled und wt-oglllzm-tl :us tht- 4lvpnl'txl1vl1l of Arts mul Svlvm-os of tho Unlvvrslly ol' MllI'Xllllltl. Stulln-nts who huvo 1-mn,plolvll tht- .lunlor Ywrr lu St. .Iohn's Unllogm- nlul who llllvl' mmlu :ln :rppl'uvv4l vlwlvt- of els-rllvvs, may ll' they ut-slru ll, do tho ontlru work uf tho S1-nlnr Your In the Mvtllvul Svlmol ul' tho llnlvvrslly. ll' they sllm-c-ssl'l1lly vonlpll-to llhv work of thc- tlrsl E lm-rllwll your they url- glwlulzltuul wlth lholr vlnss wllh the llvgrvo of A, ll. from SI. .lohn's i'0llt'g0. lly tnklng.: mlvnntnprq- nl' thls lll'lVlll'2l' ll nmn muy WIIIIIFIOIO the l'llll0l'l.fl'll1lllllIl' null All-:lla-all 1-ollrsvs ln st-run ym-urs. llurlng lhrl-0 ol' tht-so yours, or unlll lu- hns 4-nmxplotoll the work of tht- Junior Class. ln- ls an rm-shh-nt stmh-nt ln St. .lohn's t'olls-gm-, mul for four yt-urs ho ls Il rl-slmlout ln the Ml-alll-nl Svlxool ln llnltlnmrv. At tho und nl' tho 1'0ll'l'Ill ye-:lr ho lwvvlros tho A. ll. elf-,l:1'4-0, und nt tho und nl' the svvontll your the Xl. ll. 411-gxw-v, but vrs-dlt in tho Blmllvzll S1-hnol rnnnot be zu-rvptvml ln s11lr,lo1'ts for which 4'roullt has llll'1'lltly been glvvn ln the College of Lllmorul Arts. The One Hundred and Eleventh Annual Session will begin October 1, IQI7 For catalogue and information address J. M. H. ROWLAND, M. D., Dean N. E. Corner Greene and Lomlnarcl Streets, BALTIMORE, MD. +44++9+094 9-O+Q+ 0-040-4 -0+-04+-6-04-9+909004 44-4-+40-0-0-Q-O09-0 0-5940-6-O-9-G+



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0000 0000-0000 00-0000-0-0 000000-000 0000-4 0 000-00 0 0000 000000-00000-0000-00-00-00 I' DECEMBER. 4-All back safe and sound. No bad effects from proverbial big eats. 5-f'Azie's nose better. Major Wigton fools with a man. Result-cut head. 6- Adolf lectures in French class on Those d ........ English lies. Thanks, Doc. 7-Band plays funeral march for double time at review. Heine raves. 8-We are getting to understand why Windy was called Death on the Border. 9- Ira Talton has a broken head. Blood mixes with tire. I0-Jlll1l0l' and Senior floors turn out to see Rats at cavalry drill. ll- OWCH goes on the sick list again to write to her , It must be serious. I2-Randall Hall frozen up. Everybody missing at breakfast. V3 14-Steele and De Sota return to guard the College the rest of tl1e term. 15-Oh you taxi bills. Snow at the dance. 16-Basket ball. S. J. C., 31 3 Alumni, 11. Sam picks a new sparring partner. Result-black eye. -Seniors doll up for Pedagogy class. Reason-several fair ones have joined. I7-HTOIYIIIIYU wants to know who is president of the College, he or Spicks. 18-Monograms given out. Tommy gives reception. IO-Cill'lSlll1ZlS farce. Preps begin to have visions of Santa. 20-Navy, 263 St. john's, 14. Team looks good. Christmas vacation. Every- body happy. J.'1NU.'lR Y. 3-Only a few back. Gee, but it's lonesome here. 4-- C0lll1iCu decides to transfer his home to Prince George St. Dearie dis- consolate. 5- Homer Friend scores a signal victory over the German Army and cap- tures O. C's. keys. 6-Big sick list. Too much holiday and Christmas dinner. 7- Dearie has another Roomy . Another pre-med. deiiles the sacred pre- cincts of Jumor l'loor. S- Windy turns over a new leaf, and is going to attend classes. 9-- Bill Knighton invades Junior Floor, seeking Rat-Tat material. 10- Axel and T. N. obey that impulse and go over to Navy while on duty. Result-clean sleeves. 11- Scabby wears a new suit at supper Chliss Millikin has returned to Collcgel. --Waller goes to a party, and later shows his football training by making a flying tackle at the bed. -Mt. St. losephs easily defeated in basket ball 35-19. Team looks good. Shorts Curfman loses his ticket book. I2 13 l4iS0lJilS make merry the Sabbath by showing their artistic ability with wood dye. 00-00-0 00-0-04 0-+0400-0000-00+004'0-004-000-000000004 -0-004 '000-00000-0-0-0 000-0-00-000 99 0-0 00 -0-Q 000 0-00 00-0

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